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... Prisoner cad no boots on at the time. Witness heard she woman call out, For God's sake fetch • poliesman. The woman was standing up when prisoner I kicked her, and she did not tall than. Louie& Larkin, of 23, Camdemstreet, Maidstone, that she lived ...
... oomphelated times. The Mayor coupled with the tout the , name of the Vicar of Maidstone, the Rev D. D. Stewart. ' who had labourwl in the town fore great many years, and had won golden opinioue from all claeeet—(cheend. The Rev D. D. Strewattr remarked that ...
... Rice aan TLit Maidstone. In the of Kent, at their Printing No. it. Week -forest aforesaid, and published by them .oth. above-mentioced N it Week-strert. Rao-- stems; by Seudell, at toe °Moe, Rau t Peter-street, Otinterbary, in the of Kent by Robert Appleby ...
... tha herr, I The MAYOR mnext propowed “The Archbishop and | Clergy,” and alluded to the frequent visits of His Gracs to | Maidstone, in eosnection with the grea’ progrss which | eharch building and chureh improvement had been m ki ...
... amalgatnatim with that company ; additional capital ; amendment of acts. Sittingbourne Maidstone —lncorporation of company ; power to make railways in the county of Kent ; compulsory purchase of lands ; tolls ; power to enter into working and tritflie agreements ...
... , Stockton-on-Tees, woollen drapers and outfitters. R. Shepherd, Wimbledon, Surrey, draper and clothier. J. Darvell, Maidstone, Kent, innkeeper. W. Francis, Limpsfield, Surrey, carpenter and'builder. i G. Ripley. Hanfielo, Surrey, farmer and miller. W ...
... particle of clothes remained on the mutilated corpse but one boot. Recognition was impossible, and had he not been teen with the animal a short time previously it would not have been known who be was. KENT.— SEsious POACHING police at Hartgeld, near East Grinstead ...
... members, as the best means of restoring confidence to the association. Suspected Murder at Maidstone.—On Tuesday morning a bargeman named Charles Lewis, of Bearstead, Kent, was apprehended by tho police there, on the chnrge of having murdered his wife Saiah ...
... Asbford, November 4, 1875, S ——— THE VIOLENT ATTACK UPON A WIFE AT MAIDSTONE. To tarther inquire into the circumstances connected with this offence, an inwu was held at the West Kent Hotel, Week-street, on ednesday last, before J. B. Stepheus, Esq, Borough ...
... Island of Guernsey, deputy inspector-general of hospitals in the army — 2d dividend of Is., any day, at Hughes and King's, Maidstone. Edward Le Mills, Oxford, porter merchant— lst and final dividend of 9d., ou and after Dec. I, at Lainborn's, Oxford. James ...
... Deals!' Legationreceivei. their Ma landing. The Earl of linden, Her Majesty and Viseestet Endow, Lord Limited ' the sonnty Kent, were also passes :Wawa &guarded honour •was dins% up on the pier. The King gamey Accompanied: by, Mae of Wales, . Undo& don ...
... dismissing some of the late officers, and proceeded to elect new directors. SUSPECTED MURDER AT MAIDSTONE. Tuesday morning bargeman named Charles Lewis, of Bearstead, Kent, was apprehended by the police there on the charge of having murdered his wife Sarah. It ...